Horological Meandering

More and more, I find myself buying clothes to match my watch collection. I remember how I used to slap on a pair of jeans and a T without giving any thought to how I looked and walking out the door. Now I am quite conscious as to which watch I pair my wa...  

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psychotic It depends on your job and where you are on the organisation chart. :-) This chap could wear anything and pull off sartorial elegance..... His watches can even be made from dinosaur poo, meteorites, volcanic ash, moon dust, and the same steel or...  

My job is very pedestrian, MTF. In fact, I can openly wear Pateks to work and nobody would look at it twice. Not because Pateks are pedestrian to my colleagues, but because they don't know the difference between a Patek and a Casio!! With the exception of... 

Salamanca, You questioned what is the horological merit of this thread. I think it is an appropriate discussion because watches today are considered by some to be "accessories that happen to tell time". I don't subscribe to this but in fairness, I have to...  

Are those cufflinks for the Patek Sky Moon?! *drool* Thanks for coming to my defence. And I do agree with your take that compared to our better halves, all we men have are watches and shoes to complement our daily wear. And I do have fun with all my timep... 

If you can buy a Patek Philippe Sky Moon, do you think they throw in the cufflinks for free? :-) Should they? Regards, MTF PS. What did you think of the second lot of watch suggestions I gave?

Change the name of HOrological MEandering "HOME" to WAtch MEandering "WAME".

Priorities must be in order.

Though I might be guilty of letting my wardrobe influence my decision if I'm sitting on the fence between 2 pieces. But good thing my love for blue-dialed watches match my usual habit of throwing on a comfortable pair of blue jeans and T.